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Which timezone??Originally posted by mtmckinley
Yep. This comp ends Dec 31st at midnight. New Years!
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Could you possibly make sure you have a copy and ill do my best to keep the site going, maybe it wont happen but i cant be sure....thx.
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As of this writing, there are only 4 finished Normal entries (1 at SL, 3 here). We need 1 more valid, final entry before the grand prize can be given away! Otherwise, we'll need to try again next time.
And when I say valid, I mean a real, final entry... not something someone just posts to get it to 5 entries without actually finishing.
Because of the holidays, final judging, winner announcements, and the next challenge may be delayed a few days.
Also, please give us feedback. This was our first 2 month challenge... Do you feel that 2 months was adequate time? Too long? Let us know!
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2 months is great I think. There is a good amount of time to really try for a good full concept. I'v found I learned much more. There was time enough to go for the gusto so I have bean pushing the envelop.
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